At 10:30 AM 7/23/98 -0400, Terry Hardy wrote:
>I recently switched from a 28.8 external USR modem to an internal 56KFlex
>PCI modem.  I have my modem properties set to allow connect speeds to the
>maximum (115,200 kbps).
>
>When I connected to my ISP with my old modem, the connect speed showed up
>(correctly, I assume) as 28800, 26400, 19200 or whatever.  Now, with the new
>modem, the connect speed shows as 115500 every time.  It does this no matter
>which of my two ISPs I connect to (one has 33.6 modems, the other has 56k).
>Changing the maximum connect speed in modem properties has no effect.
>
>I know a connect speed of 115,200 is impossible, so why doesn't it show the
>actual speed any more?  I haven't made any other settings changes.
>
You haven't made any settings changes, but you need to. Your modem is
returning the DTR or modem-to-computer rate (115 Kbaud) instead of the
actual connect rate.  Check the manual that came with your modem; there
should be an AT command to tell the modem to display the modem-to-modem
connect rate instead of the DTR rate.

Ray Reyes
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